Our Introduction to Ceramics classes are perfect for those wishing to embark upon their ceramic journey and to discover the joy of working with clay as a medium. More experienced makers may also enjoy participating in order to acquire deeper knowledge and learn new skills to assist in their creative practice. Over 2.5 hours, with guidance from an experienced studio ceramicist, you will learn about clay as a material, and various hand-building techniques including pinching, coiling and slab building. You will learn about the importance of preparing, or ‘wedging’ clay and how to work with the material carefully to avoid cracks during the firings. You will also be encouraged to experiment with simple surface decoration, such as stamping and slip painting. At the end of the session you will aim to have 2 small pieces completed, both of which will be dried, fired and glazed for you by our studio technician. You will be notified as to when the pieces are ready to collect (usually around 3 weeks). All materials and firings are included in the price. Please bring an apron or something that you don’t mind getting a bit dirty! Long finger nails and delicate jewellery not advisable. ​​ All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Free parking available at Woolwich Dockyard Industrial Estate. Entrance to Block 1 opposite Euro Car Parts and Brewers.

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